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London engineers build soft tunable lens that mimics the human eye

Original: Engineers at Queen Mary University of London have developed a compact, electrically tunable lens that mimics the human e

Engineers at Queen Mary University of London have developed a compact, electrically tunable lens that mimics the human eye's ability to focus. Instead of traditional mechanical motors, the lens uses soft, responsive materials, with spray-coated reduced graphene oxide as a key component. The design could enable smaller, faster and quieter focusing systems for cameras, imaging devices and other optics applications.

Why now: The novel motor-free, graphene-based approach to adaptive optics is drawing attention as a potential breakthrough in compact imaging technology.

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• Engineers at Queen Mary University of London have developed a compact, electrically tunable lens that mimics the human eye’s ability to focus by replacing traditional mechanical motors with soft, responsive materials. By utilizing spray-coated reduced graphene oxide (rGO) as a… · aishaahmed1994 · 2

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